Umm why has it taken me sooo many years to go to Aldi? So many good deals on produce, dairy…read moreproducts, bread products, snacks, alcohol, etc. I feel like I spend about $30ish here on some of my regular weekly buys that would cost me $50+ at other local grocery stores. Important to note: There are still some name brand items here that are still about the same cost as most local grocery stores. You can't always get everything you need here (ex. 1 onion hah) Aldi is now my go-to grocery store to start at whenever possible. Tip: bring a quarter for a cart (you can get it back when you return your cart) and bring your own bags!

Aldi is great! I love how they now take credit cards and have self checkout. It's such a pleasant…read moreand affordable shopping experience. The staffers have always been friendly, although I know their business model is designed so you don't have to interact with them much. The store is clean and well-lit.

amazing produce selection and very friendly staff!!! the prices are great and they have a $25 bag…read moredeal!

Such a fun, cute local business! We came here for the pumpkin patch, and had a great time walking…read morearound. Lots of produce for purchase. Friendly service. 10/10 would recommend!

I stopped in there while on vacation. I loved the layout and decor of the store. The employees were…read morereally friendly. Better than back home. lol

First time coming to this location. Absolutely enjoy visiting Sprouts whenever I get a chance but…read morethis store has nearly everything I need and far more superior options than visiting a health food store. Staff here was absolutely friendly! I got a $9.99 rotisserie chicken for $1.89 of all things! Clean store with great energy drinks, check out lines move really quick too and it's fairly easy to find parking as well. Overall, I would definitely recommend stopping here for your next shopping trip

best store in durham raleigh chapei hill area staff curtious helpful well stocked store we no…read morelonger go to raleigh for groceries we have been shopping at this store for more than 20 years staff recognises mf and gives tips to save highly satisfied usha dev

clean store, very friendly owners. I was looking to buy buckwheat and went to a couple stores with…read moreno luck, this place was the only one I found that carried it!

As a big fan of Trader Joe's stuff, I'm always finding my way back to this store for groceries that…read moreI trust! It's a big, very well-maintained store. You will find everything from plants, fruits, nuts and veggies to frozen foods, snacks, wines and products from different cuisines. I also love their unique selection and how easy it is to discover something new every time I visit.. especially chocolates! Yum! Service is good.. someone's always there to help & I just love the way they pack.. it's so perfect! Basically, I go in for a few groceries and somehow leave with a bag full of NEW FAVORITES :)

We love this Trader Joe's location and shop here whenever we are in the area. Great selection of…read morefresh produce, dairy, deli meats and cheeses, plus their dark chocolate covered almonds, cherries, and peanut butter cups are outstanding! They offer lots to f different kinds of snacks, too. As a bonus, they have a nice offering of different wines, as well. This is a large comfortable store, and the staff is really nice.

It's go big or go home at Li Ming's. You'll find everything here. From lemongrass to melamine…read moresaucers, they've got it all. The produce department is good. All of the usual suspects are here from Chinese Broccoli to dragonfruit. The non-perishable items are just as replete. All of it is here. From fried shallots to su mai cai, you'll find what you're looking for here. Even the round eyes are welcome. Come on in and explore a new and exotic world. You'll be amazed at the various types of seasoning. There's a whole world beyond salt. Give it a whirl...

| Overview +…read moreConvenient grocery for Asian products + Seafood section is reliable and prices are generally cheaper than H-Mart + Larger area than Grand Asia Market in Raleigh + Affordable Chinese food & noodle dishes from its food concession + Bakery inside is nice - Not the best prices for Kimchi - Lacking Korean favorites and fresh foods that H-Mart offers - Unfriendly customer service - Dining area is often not clean - Some Chinese frozen & canned products are questionable. - Food concession lacks the variety we enjoy in H-Mart and Grand Asia | Recommended Filipino snacks: Clover chips (Cheese flavor) and Nagaraya (Garlic flavor) cracker nuts. Sometimes, these are not available, however. | Full Review My girl & I have been here multiple times to buy ingredients for Asian dishes. We often get fresh salmon and shrimps from the seafood section, and we appreciate how seafood here are generallt cheaper compared to H-Mart in Cary. However, H-Mart is still more reliable overall when it comes to other products like kimchi, Korean side dishes, marinated meats, and various other Asian products. Unlike H-Mart's Korean focus, Li Ming's is primarily Chinese, so it's more line Grand Asia Market in Raleigh. One good thing we like in Li Ming's over Grand Asia is that it's less crowded and more spacious areas. Although it can get crowded here at times, it doesn't feel as congested as Grand Asia's constant overflow of customers coming and going. However, when it comes to the different goods you can get from Grand Asia's restaurant/cafe/bakery, Li Ming's Global Mart falls short. All you can get in Li Ming's are mostly mediocre-tasting Chinese food that goes well with rice and some noodle bowls that may be too salty to some people. The bakery inside Li Ming's is nice; we used to buy egg tarts and curry bread here. It's no Tours les Jours but it's not bad. They also offer boba milk tea but we wouldn't recommend it. As for the canned/preserved/frozen foods in the grocery section, generally, we prefer Korean brands over Chinese ones, so overall, we still prefer going to H-Mart for buying Asian products. Just like in H-Mart, we've seen unfriendly customer service in Li Ming's but no major issues. The most problematic one was when we tried to dine-in and get the 3 choices of food with white rice, and the lady serving had an attitude, and did'nt put enough fish on our plate. | Overall Score: 3.3/5

I absolutely LOVE the flavored vinegars! It's a bit of a drive for me from N Raleigh. And it's…read moretucked around the back of a building strip of other stores...also the store front doesn't say Olive Wagon.

Terrible service. Said they were open. Drove for 49 minutes store CLOSED and phone disconnected…read more Terrible. Hope you close forever

Great place- great atmosphere- friendly vendors-excellent variety( especially when…read moregetting there early!!- unlike myself who found it at last minute and by accident!!! My recommendation? USE the great folks there - OFTEN! JohnH : Yes although living in NC I'm a kind of "refugee from Wales!!;

This is a standard market set up with 10 spaced out well. They don't have an abundance of vendors…read morebut there's something for everyone. The parking lot is vast and the access was easy to find. I really appreciated how spread out the vendors were and I didn't feel like I was pushing through large crowds. The weather was nice but cold today. I will return again to sample a few things.

Sweetest owner and the best sandwich I have eaten in North Carolina. This takes me back to NY…read morewithout leaving my house. I know they still do catering and I may have to throw a get together to get some more of these delicious sandwiches!

"Great deli-style sandwiches, from rather hidden location on Chapel Hill Rd"…read more Came by here on a Saturday. This place is REALLY hard to find... it's behind the State Farm building, but there's barely any signage from the street. (Note: some photos here in Yelp seem to be from an older location.) We actually came one Saturday, but it was unexpectedly closed, but we caught them the following one, so good to call and confirm before driving over. You walk up to a door on the back, and scan a QR code to see the menu. Then knock on/ open the door and someone will come to take your order. Then you wait outside and they bring you your sandwiches. The lady who took our order was very friendly. The kitchen was rather large, so I suspect it's used for more than just this business. We ordered two turkey subs-- the East New York (which was slightly spicy) and the Dumbo. Wait time was maybe 7-10 minutes or so. Both sandwiches came nicely wrapped, and I think total cost was a little over $20. And conveniently, they take Apple Pay. These were not your Subway or Quiznos sandwiches-- these were DELICIOUS pressed sandwiches (we got them on focaccia. I personally liked the Dumbo the best-- it had a nice mix of flavors that meshed well. The East New York was solid and had a nice spiciness, but not quite as exciting overall. Would I come back? Probably, but since there's no seating, and it's a bit awkward, maybe not the first place I'd think to try, but again, the sandwiches were REALLY good. I do think it may be excellent for catering or for getting picnic sandwiches though.

Went here once. That was once too many. This is one of the most depressing restaurants (and I use…read morethat term loosely) in the area. Even our young grandson asked if we could please leave and go somewhere else.

Used to be great. Today I had a biscuit sandwich that was very obviously premade and sitting for a…read morewhile. Biscuit was like cardboard. Eggs tasted old. You can do better.